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Does this add extra rigidity, like some of the B-Pillar braces? I would think so?
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Why tf is it always the Crotch goblin hauler models that get everything 🥴
Haha. 80-85% purchase rate on 4dr might be your first clue. Even if 2dr owners are more likely to take it off road, there's a much larger pool of 4dr owners out there.
 

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It's actually 70%. But the OG Bronco is a 2 door. Not a minivan model 🤣
Fair. I thought I'd seen 15-20% 2 dr for production somewhere. ChatGPT says 25-30%. Still a much larger pool of 4 dr Broncos out there. Gotta get the kids on the trail as well!
 

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Haha. 80-85% purchase rate on 4dr might be your first clue. Even if 2dr owners are more likely to take it off road, there's a much larger pool of 4dr owners out there.
Not saying it hasn't been considered, but I'd be interested to see the market research on who is more likely to mod their vehicle though. I feel like us 2 door people are far more likely to dump a bunch of mods into our vehicles, given that an owner of a 2 door is probably much more of an enthusiast than the after 4 door grocery getter.
 

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Fair. I thought I'd seen 15-20% 2 dr for production somewhere. ChatGPT says 25-30%. Still a much larger pool of 4 dr Broncos out there. Gotta get the kids on the trail as well!
Most just use their 4 door to get the kids to day care or their soccer game.
 
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Adding the USB ports is genius and something no other product has. How do they connect to power?
Thank you for bringing it up.

The system includes integrated USB and Type-C fast-charging ports, along with the touch-controlled dimmable LED lighting. The exact power connection and wire-routing details are not listed, so we don’t want to give you an inaccurate answer.

We’re confirming the final wiring setup with our product team and will share a clear diagram or installation guide as soon as it’s available. The panel itself is custom-fit for the 2021–2026 Bronco 4-Door and installs without drilling.

We agree—the wiring should be just as clean as the panel. Nobody wants a great overhead setup followed by a cable doing a cross-cabin road trip.
 

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yes interested in the usb, usb-c fast charging wiring setup
It’s custom-fit for the 2021–2026 Bronco 4-Door and installs as a fixed overhead system inside the cabin with no drilling required. It’s designed for both open-top use and roofed driving, so it can be used with the hard top installed.

We’re also preparing more installation photos and details to show the exact clearance and mounting points more clearly.
 
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Also interested in how the power is routed, also interested in if this will fit a Raptor, I assume the B pillar brace would be removed for this to mount in its place. Does this work with both hard and soft tops?
Power-routing instructions are included in the product manual.

Please note that this system is not compatible with Bronco Raptor models.

For installation, only the plastic B-pillar trim cover needs to be removed—the structural B-pillar brace remains in place.

The system is compatible with both hard-top and soft-top Bronco models.
 
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Boo for no 2 door version.. yet ;)

Suggestion 1: The USB power is great, but you should also provide 12V power connection. These things are a good place to mount radios and other 12V equipment. If you're already wiring up the USB, might as well provide the 12V.

Suggestion 2: For the 2 door, gotta make sure your product is compatible with the BestTop soft top (which Ford resells as the OE softop for the 2 door).
Thanks for the thoughtful feedback—and yes, we’ve definitely heard the “where’s the 2-door version?” message loud and clear. 😉

The 12V power connection is a great suggestion, especially for radios and other trail equipment. We’ll pass that along to our product team for consideration in future revisions.

For a possible 2-door version, compatibility with the Bestop soft top would absolutely need to be part of the fitment testing. We don’t want to promise anything before the mounting points, roof clearance, and top operation are fully verified.

Appreciate you taking the time to share practical input like this—it’s exactly the kind of feedback that helps shape the next version.
 
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How does it fit under a hard top?
It installs inside the cabin beneath the roofline and is fully compatible with the factory hard top. Only the plastic B-pillar trim covers need to be removed—the structural B-pillar braces stay in place.

The installation manual will include detailed, step-by-step instructions covering the mounting points, hard-top clearance, and power routing. No drilling or hard-top modification is required.
 
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Not true at all

Epic Crow offers them as an option for their setup
Detailed step-by-step instructions, including mounting, B-pillar trim removal, hard-top and soft-top fitment, and power routing, will be added to the product page shortly.

Thanks for your patience!
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